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The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

1'iIg Treasury Department Inns de.
c.,i-i in make p,IS.s;cn, mud deter
mined Efforts To substitute pspcr cur
rrnry circulation for III. pyrfant coin
circulation II the Pacific slop-. .nd ~.
cure the return of gold coin ip the
treasury ~ means of strengthening it,
p-srfyr. Ia save los. fran abrasion ani
furnish cheaper and morr convenient
currency. II has long been regarded as
u desirable object Ia secure the return
Of this large gold circulation To tile
treasury vaults. Pacific coas: Congress
men who have studied the situation say
gold certificates would Lc asrcp;rsi but
silver certificates would bc rejected. 4,
IL cunc-...d tha, silver certificates Of
large denomination would bc rap.diy re-
turned Ia New York. /, Is thought foE
tile SAX. oi convenience smaller demon.
nations would certainly H. retained In
circulation II tie u,hcr iorm, uf mouc,
AZ. Withheld. Ihr Department IL dis,
rn,.si 10 give Ia. experiment, fatr
trial. Aficg july ist the san frRnc!scu
sub-,Trlspry viii b. supplied with y
large stock of certificates nnd their issue
will commence.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

THERE is more Of poem than one
might think in the following from the
Minneapolis Tribune. low dear Ia
my purse is the n.w-fashioned bonnet ::
The hat that bought rs u gift In my
wife: small piece of straw with an
ostrich plume on 1t, the last that III
buy while still have my life. The hat
with brim and a big swinging feather.
and fo'dcred traps that can't even
maine. and stuffed birds and roses. and
pieces of heather. aud bill from the
dealer as long as my frame: tha, stylish
spring bonnet, that ncw-fashiuncd bon
net. that fancy.priced bonnet ,ha,
knocked my purse lame
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
4 t.tis Tor AZ

In order io give Nil a rhisc. 'o les, /
ani thus lr convinced oi IL wonderful
curative powers, DR.. Hits's New Dis
eoyory for consumption coughs nnl
colds. will hc. Tor limicd time. ei,r'
away. This oiI-r is no oni, liberal,
but shows uni,onndcd nth IN III. m.i'
IL, Of this great remedy Allwhn suil
irun coughs. colds, oot sumption. asil'
ma. bronchiIis, ar As Affection o'
throat. chest. or lnngs rrc especially rc'
qu-s,ri to c.ii at ~ ) drugstore. nnd
get "A trial bottle frr... Large bottle, 81.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
Nh. ku.w y lasnst.

some years ngo Miss iiodsson wa
teaching school in Dixon, Illinois. ON
day, In th. reading class, they can't
arross the word magnet The tssgt"l
asked low many In the class knew 20
u magnet was, and requested thosp WIN
knew to hold up their right hand.
All the ciass wss mo,ionict for u
moment. aud then one little irl iuss
and put up her hand. We'll. ny dear.
said the teacher. what Is magnet
II don't know" {" said the iitin girl, "A,
I know what II is. but hav' seen 'cin
II, home in mothers cheese.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

IL gn interview with President Mof-
fat, Of thr Rio CranJc railway, repre-
sentative ~ the Ute Chief was informed
tia, l, Is the intention Of that company
10 extend their Rad to their coal fields
~ quickly "a possible. for the reason
,hn, they are IN need of the fuel. IS n
good deal Of their coal beds are on this
side Of tile Divide. !; Is reasonable to
expect that the Midland will have for
miiable rival for White river products.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

here before the passage Of the liestric-
tion Act. From time TO time Chinese
have been discovered passing ipstruc-
tions to the immigrants on board ship
when lying alongside the wharf. The
officials are of the opinion that most OF
he letters of instruction are furnished
Dy the brokers on the other side. These
brokers even agree to pay 'lleir passage
back To China in ease Of failure To b-
landed.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

WHEN u steamer arrives n; san Fran
cisco from China the Surveyor of the
Port. accompanied by his interpreter.
immediately proceeds TO the vessel and
subjects. each Chinese passenger to a
rigid examination as TO the manners.
customs. aud geography of the United
States generally, and in particular the
locality in which the passenger lived he.
fore his return TO China. The cause Of
this scrutiny is that the sale of return
certificates has become quite a trade in
China and hundreds of Chinese immi-
grants w.o have never been in this
country. but who either have these re-
turn certificates or claim 10 Lave iaf,
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
r,e.iasu,,a rr.r...,,..,,.n.

Ex.Pusimasi.f General Frank lIa,tnn
81 Chicago talked politics Ia reporter
the other day. said he: II am not
bonm.ng any candidate for the picsi.
dcucy. The talk about Illinois send.
ing delegation In isS, for Robert Lin.
cula il all mouushin.. bob Is good
fellow. but have heard him say thu,
he had seen the other side of the pic.
tire Of Whit. il"us. life. lie WAS
there when his father aud President
Garfield were shot, and the presidency
las only glcpmy associations IN his
mind. Senator Cullom has no bcom
aud he is nu candidate. Sherman has u
strung following IN Illinois and will
probably b. nominated.
1T is all right 10 sympgtlisc with
ireland in Canada. hut our government
mus, frs; loo. 10 lis own people. The
American people Mt large want a Pr.si-
dent who Is an American above all
things. John Sherman IL such n man.
lie does no, run after false gods. and he
has the coniidenc. OF the business men
and the Industrial classes. Millions %.
sturdy. honest voters. voters who were
born on foreign soil. but who love this
Republic. would vote for HIM because
they see the wisdom OF his statesman.
ship. | think. too. that Mr.. Sherman
could lie elected, In, not withou, y
,igh, racc. Cleveland has made himself
popular. aud do not mind saying tina;
he would bc hard man to bcai.r
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

SoMR women arc never contrn,ed.
On. Of this kind Ind gone before u
masistIa,. in England and asked for u
divorce ON the ground tha, In the forty
,car, Of her married life her husband
had bitten her every day, and that sh.
was ready 10 swear 10 nearly l5,"o Of
these love nips. \ young woman Of
Detroit has refused thirty distinct of
icrs. and prefers as yet the cold com
panions,iip OF her quarter Of million
dollars. In Mar land - blooming widow
Of thirty hns Jus, buried her sixth hus-
hand. and scnre, nf eager suiiors nr-
Va, willing Ia bc inundated on the altar
of her beauty. Tia, while there Is life
there IL hope has been demonstrated by
u Massachusetts, maiden Of scyrnt,'iso
who go, married last week, and by u
Chicago husband who 20, his seventh
divorce while In search q. the mei-l
wife. altogether. the matrimonial
market Is !iy-ly aud strong.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

1'uE ioyal incJm.s u all the kings
and queens II EGiu.'a foo, up ;o,a! VI
SsIs.oo.Ooo a year. That bcats all the
earnings 81 kings, queens and jscss
combined In this county. Germany
leads oil In tile Coz; OF royal,y, aud
Turkey Is next. Russia. Austria. Grra,
Britain, I,gly .nd Spain follow In their
ofler.-Altl.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
..,.u,.utns ~u,,-.>.

II Is the duty of every I-rsoa wlic ha'
used ilcscli-r's German syrup la let ~
wonderful qualities L. known Ia ih.ii
friends In curing Consumption, seyri'
Coughs. cmup. Asthma. Pneumonia
and In fac; all il.u1i ani lung Diseases
No person can ~. II without immcsiia''
relief Three doscs viii relieve an
Ease. aud We consider 1t The duty of y
druggists 10 recommend 1t 10 the InJr
dying cuusumpilyc. ut least 10 Try On,
bottle. Ne -iccI dozen iot,l.s WEIR sol
las, year. aud no one cas- where !; iail'l
was reported. such medicine ~ IL,
German Syrup canno. bc ton wide,
known. Ask Your druggist about II
sample lr,,lcs 10 t'y. sold ut ~ cent
Regular sire. .sc.nis. Sold by all driig
sis,s and icsl-Is. IN the United State
and Canada.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

ir is stated i,a, the vetoed rcasIon
bili Is again ia pr-para,ion for in,Io-iuc-
tiou during the coming session Of Cou-
srrss Whether this measure will h.
madc m Issue in National politics is
lar! 10 tell.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

srATsricAL tests knock the bottom
out of Prohibition In Maine. Since
ISL the population has increased four.
teen rrr cent. murder has In
creased ~. mnnslaughtcr 10. arson
IL. r,,r ~. attempts thcrcat ga. and
conylcis In >ta;c prison sy' per cent,
respectively.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

TuE ''iiv--.alion net" which passed
the Illinois Legislature. will put All end
10 nil gallon houses Of ,hs, State. This
allows nowhere S..l. Of less than i've
gallons nj time. md In the original
package. csc.p, by license. Thus 1,
seems their troubles never come -ingiy.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

VIZ have never ,rrn q, clone nor do
w. wish Ia. nnir,s Il II fastened down.
Fsum a description Of them ". infer
;iai II resembles three girls walking
abFrss; II, mover turns ou, for any thing.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

Mas. cEiswuLo, wife Of n Montana
fancltngn, while on her deaih'i-i.
summoned hcT husband 10 her b~Sisidc
aud asked him {. knrci and promise no;
tc marry again. While he kncl' she
pulled u haich-i aud nearly split his
lead. lie will keep tn. promise.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

THERE is more talk Of san Fran
else, edition OF the New ioIs World.
This " our n' IL. forcmnt; newspapers
Ia tile rui'.'i States. and this latest
move viii dulb;icas prov. u success.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

Two newspaper men Of san Diego
hay. purchased the town of l.n.on'a.
California. outright for $4,000. When
the newspaper man a.booming goes lie
wants the whole town ot nothing.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

HARD cider is having hard time as
ma exempt drink Ia the Prohibition
States. 4 chemical analysis proves 1t
10 h. twice rs rich in alcohol as beer,
al. or porter.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
HEADACHE.

al was for many years n
perfect martyr to Headache
and Dyspepsia, and some
times thought it would kill
me. After trying many
remedies, and finding them
OF no account, | concluded
to try Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, and | am now and
have been for fifteen years
a stranger TO a headache.
l can recommend the Regu-
la,or, for it is no humbug."
B. |. DoDp, Putnam Co.,
Ga......."l have suffered for
FIVE years with the Sick
Headache, and find it is the
only thing that will give mo
relief" w. J. ALsroH, Ar
kadelphia, Ark......."I use
Simmons Liver Regulator
when troubled with Head
ache. 1t produces a favor
able result without hinder
ing my pursuits in business.
| regard il "a n ready pre-
scription for Disofdcrcd
Liver. w. W. WfrMER,
Des Moines, Iowa.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

DnApsrngEr says that 10000 more
men now have employment Than IN issi,
and that wages are ten To fifteen per
cent higher than then.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
THE HERALD BRAND

All stock branded as above on any
part of animal from the tail up to right
behind the sars. Range. GariiclI.
Rontt. Grand. Eagle. Pitl<in and Mesa
counties. Colorado, Eastern Utah and
Southern Wyoming and few select
patches of feeding ground all over.
7. S.-The Spring round up will soon
commence and If you don't want all your
stock mayericked come in and see The
HERALD about ii.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

An X on the wrapper ar margin "f your
PAPER signifies your .uhssripti"n In. expired.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

Entered Ia the rosipghoe at neeAsr. oarnrld
Coubty. Cola. a. ssuond-,ln.- mail matter
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-18


~fF fecl4- y9a "a gn, ca- ms a
ten-
.l.t ltelf
rN Iou guess aaVe
H..a.- t. r,e 1reA r-s revolver
ou fr- raa. -3tusea sa-
a-t e, t-er-. --.e l-
.at
slr .r faa ~ sst out oi ,here. and
ra. e..r r---.-. lr -. -s-ra ny "poa-s -l'
-a.~
fo Haa- money. zeatieEe1. CONS
4al 81. f Dr. s--a. hand a.rs ovar rs
roe -s-peoa
'nau eanf seq ieat. ortt yer Better
ror oal.l lae4e
ft.4t ~ 1850 wan 'hea
~ 4..- ~ lll--.t- Fe- e-aa ycl how we
49, .fr West
"itr f-Aa sp~.rg from tIa buggy.
Ao-s -2ae yer,eit og-t llera ou tle p-at
re
-Ite aal r4l1e5 q shor, d.5tarce and
stopped
-4l ever darcci' as6el Bill. putting
bin n slel .l ha belt
E.-.a Ntfief
Nrl nev.. saow 70 yer bust, an th1,
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-18
Invoicing

On Monday morning, Feb
ruary Z. we will offer for sale
at wonderfully low prices. our
entire line OF Black eros GRAIN
Silks, Colored Dress Silks,
Black and Colored Satin Bha-
dame, Faille Francaise, La
Mascotte IN an elegant assort-
ment or colors. Surah Silks
in new and popular shades.
Novelty Nelvets, Striped Vel
vets, Brocade Velvets, etc.
etc, all at surprisingly low
prices.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-18
IN Our Dress Goods Depart

IN Our Dress Goods Depart
ment we are interesting the
public to az unusual degree
We have Just received and
placed on sale at special price
a large invoice Of es-ly Spring
Styles IN plain and fancg
goods, including a beauhfu
line Of evening shades in
Yachting Flannels, Albstros
and Cashmeres, at prices whicl
upon inspection. vii be iouno
fully 80 per cent. under com
petitors.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-18

To tine people of Grand Rapids ana
VICINITY who are suffering from iheuma
ti-,4 Neuralgia General Debility Liver
COMPLAINT Fcmale Weakness. Sick Head
ache Nervousness, Lumbag0 Seminal
Weakness. loss of Manhood Nastin-
Away. and al disea,cs OF the blood. anc
,srvou- affection. ara requested 90 call o.
Nr. aud Mrs ~ II Kent. 100 Censi-sf
Room 4. Grand Rsnds MicL vic ar
Sole Agents re fhis citv FOR Pro. j.
Chamae-- Medical Electric Belt The
greatest w0nder oi the age. ss hlr1-e' e's cat
testify t8'i and sec les im0u.a. a. felao.e
and nrom m.nent citizens c' vo-- ow- citT
A. are uyIeI 10 call. t sp.tndf-
chance Tor male AMI icsla.e agents
o. make money DR. -f-r- o.. wo-
3ls ,r- i w 4 Ee,
lrr tr8.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-18

THs BEsT SAIvKln tue world for Cuts,
Bruises Sore. Ulcers salt kAeum feve,
Sores. letter CAapped Hands Chilo.Ans.
Corn. and ali Skn Er.pt.0us. and positive
y cures piles Or no pay required. Il j.
guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price - cents per box
Fo- sale al Wm II TiU5s drug stores
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-18

NN~oc t.a,are frctfal peevish
ASNSO - ~ > cross. or troubled with
IS ndy Cclc, Teeihing Pans. or
stomach Disorders. can be relieved
q. once By using hckers Baby soo,her.
t contains no Opium or Morphige
renee is safe. Price 25 cents. Sold o.
4. Z. Wilson and ". Z White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-18

Samples mailed, and maj
orders filed with promptituoo
and care.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-18
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Fresh srd nice also fresh Col Haiibut
s.oliOps Shrmps CLAIMS and oyster, al
The Baltimore. 81 Itual-st. EMFG0 go.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-18

su-s-s--,..- ..at 20. 81 sraaulatei t.sc. a r.
-,r frtre a.. Yellow go A. tIs a.
llf4.-tsrt. F,u l..lllc t.io roasted los-l,c.
CASA. --c.- -sc Jsys roasted. -oesoc Nara
c4l. l,a..,.l I-.-e NeNlcal roasted. -9ag-4c
Teas spa- fne .-fti. Japs.. med-cm. 50
s. G. ordinary lo1-.e hysoc. Sita'c sunpOwcef,
F.nu---t a .fr cxt..sf { ler ta- patent pro-
ct.. 3. 6o if trt. pes tt... a.. nnt 81 Iour
). e per cNr. s. a. pe- bbl. bucAwnea,' 3 30
Mil Feed screenings - pe- ton. bran. sli.
ships g. middins, s ..ll-
fce1 o.n iie Oats. -t>,i'. ,,,.- -.,,.-
kc-o,-ue oi. IiClisa- tes-. 70 &C PEI gallon
Gasol-c--li. g. yer gallon .,,--,
Seeds Cloycr, g "a ,o umoiny : -'@- -.
~at-NirHssar. -.c aas,efu. -
Fish so white fish. 3 70 per ha,t bDi.. other
.rade. s5 ea1 yer hail Dbl trolh. ~ COG SAT-.
st per b..t tIams. g pcr hundred cauuen Osaieis,
s. -.is --.c.ts. smoked ualibut l-c
PORK ID asrre.s Aose poik. ,aie-so pc gee,
S. -5fif extra short c..i, $40 standard cle@,
Iari-.riercos -c: 20 and ~ 10 tubs g; 80
i1 roIni tins 100 cases, ic' ln tln pa-.s. q ia
Beef in barrels-Exira Mess. warranted % lbs
e,.~ g. extra homeless sl2.
Ta-s. .nc-waatesha creamery. SOLID. .ls' .o. rolls
llc dairy so-ic. l2c. rolls, lsc.
lursbeI-Bu zag tuabcr. joi.ts and scanting
g. a. ana lf fee- 81 co j. Is. sl- DO ~ i, 81
sLeeLn- Doarcs. cEcs.ed on one side ~ > ana ,a
s-a ieuc. flooring -.f common lo'rlnS, --
s ff..- f.t .ra t -.- common. So FINISHING
ioancr 5000. p m h9l.is No. j. crossed on
ono ,ide sil. so 3. -
.ath->0 b g.
sela-ies -li inca s-ls-, s -5a5 90. seconds
Lme-0hio e5c. rand Rapids. csc Pe,osSey.
ren,-. -osl . perbbL
N.u.-COmmol and Fencing,
tltr "a .............-...Pe- keg s. 81
FL .-H .l ---.......-.
4. aa1 - alF---- -.-'''''--''-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-28

windows. As soon a the plans are aP-
proved by the governor, eoccrdips ia
law, bus Tor the construction contrast
sill be invited through advertisement
aud thirty days thereafter the contract
will be let.
IT the Indians errested on the Grow
Greek reservation by Deputy Marshal
Harris, for destroying the property OF
the white people, are held for trial by
Commissioner Coy and are unable to
procure bail, they will be brought to
Yankton and lodged in the United
States jsil for trial. They are to have a
heafirg before the United States COM
missioner at Pierre and it IS hoped they
may have an opportunity to learn q little
law before their cases are disposed Of. II
possible they should be taught that the
white man has some rights the red man
is bound to respect.
Martin Boe, q young man who hes
worked in j. 81. Boilers harness shop in
the city for a year and a half, diea at
his fathers farm about nine miles north
OF Yankton, on Jim river, on Tuesday
evening, of lung fever. Mr.. Bue, by
happy ways and g%entlemanly conduct,
had formed many acquaintapces in this
city, some of which have ripsned into
warm friendships, and by those who
e~-1- l,po L,rk hn u,;lt ha cynaoralp
mourned. His parents are we'll to do
Yankton county formers and their many
friends manifested coincidence and sym
pathy by attending the funeral, which
occurred at the quiet rural home this
afternoon. The deceased had just pass
ed his twenty. third birthday.
Miss Kate Bensberg and her superb
company of operate stars will visit Yank'
ton on the 10th day of May, n week
from next Tuesday and will remain I'M
til the 18th of the month. During their
stay they will render portions of Faust
the Sleeping Queen and Martha.al three
standard operas and as presented by
Miss Bensberg and her support are well
worth q considerable outlay OF time and
money to Yankton people. Miss Bens-
berg is credited by critics with being
the leading American born prima donna
of the day and as she 10 American in
styls and ideas her tour OF the United
| States this season has been marked by
wonderful success. Her support COM
prises g trio of artists who are stars in the
same constellation to which Miss Bens'
berg belongs. Ross Davis, tenor, ha:
sung one season with Patti, while Ed
Kulght, bssso, went south with the
Strakosch opera company two year:
jago. Miss Engle, the oontralto, is jus
opening a career which promises tt
eclipse all American contralto artists
.T'he company should meet With q WaEE
reception in Yankton.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-28
Which Will Interest Yankton's Board
OF Trnde-A Citizen in the Roll of a
fluaat;onar

-
Which Will Interest Yankton's Board
of Trnde-a Citizen in the Roll of a
Questioner.
IT it is not out of order / would like
to enquire what our board of trade is
doing toward encouraging or forwarding
the construction of the Duluth & Den
yer railroad to this CITY?
Has any committee from that body
which is presumed to represent this city
in forwarding all enterprises calculated
to enhance and upbuild her interests
been appointed to confer with the Off
cials of the Manitoba railroad System
with reference to the building Of their
line from Willmar to this point, and to
learn, if possible, what it will be neces-
sary for our city to do in order to secure
the construction of that important rail-
/ way line to this point without unneces-
sary delay2
If the board of trade has not taken
any action in this direction, is it not
about time they did SO
The people of this city demand that no
stone shall be left unturned to secure the
construction of this most important rail-
wsy line at the earliest possible day,
and they are willing to bear all necessary
and reasonable expense to that end.
They want to see, however, some re-
suits from their liberal contributions OF
money.
They want to see some life, some
energy, some push and earnestness put
into the work and thereby be made &c
feel that good is being accomplished.
You cannot build railroads on the sly
in this day and generation, nor can any
city expect, in the face OF the sharp anG
determined efforts OF rival clties for like
prominence, to become a railroad center
without united, determined and vigorous
work.
The people want to see some OF tina
kind Of work and to feel the effects Of it
Now is the time to do and to worl
before the season is 80 far advanced, ant
when railway companies are laying on
and determining the seasons work. TX
delay action on our part is to court and
invite unfavoreble action on the part o.
railroads for there are plenty OF town.
ready and willing to take them in. at
good round contribution for the. priv
llege.
Will the board OF trade act?
CITIZEN.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-28
LAc0NxCs.

LOCAL LACONICs.
This has been elmost q summer day.
Ed. e igerton is happy over the arri-
val OF q new girl baby at his home.
Several Santee Indians are soiourning
in the city and lemon extract is at q pre-
MUM.
The young peoples mission band
social which was to have been held to-
morrow evening, has been postponed
Tor one week.
Yankton's real estate men had q meet
ing last night for the consideration OF
the best way to advertise their wares to
an anxious public.
For a couple Of days past the water
superintendent has been cleaning the
reservoirs, which accounts for the red
tinged water flowing from the hydrants.
The class which graduates from
she high school this year has just finish.
ed the last examination given in the
school and ara jubilant over the close Of
their tolls.
The Northwestern pay car came in
from the east at 2 O'Clock to-day and
after distributing much lucre to the
employees OF the road in Yankton left
again for the east.
a mass meeting OF the property own
ers OF Yaukton will probably be held 81
Turner hall ON Tuesday evening, o.
which meeting plans and specifications
for The advancement OF Yankton vii
be discussed. Every man who Owns 9
foot Of property in the city should
attend.
From the report in the Bt. Paul paper
OF bids for military supplies it appear
fhat Asel Kyes, Of Yankton, 10 the low
est on 2I8,OO0 pounds OF oats for st. Paul
1900. 600 pounds Of oats for Fort Mead
and on 100000 pounds Of oats for For
Smelling. Captain J. O. McVay, Q
Yanktun, is quoted the lowest o l5l,
600 pounds OF oats for Fort Lincoln.
Gap. J. @. McVay returned at moo
vaatsrday from st. Paul. He called o
James d. Hill bat that gentleman was i
and not at his Office. Asel Kyes, who VIC
with Capt. McVay spent 80 little tim
In bed in st. Paul, that he slept on th
cars coming home. and failing to chang
It Alton yesterday morning went riRt
on to Sioux City, from which piaceh he q
rived last evening.
A red whiskered real estate man tr'
ing to buy afasm from . deaf counsr'
man on the street yesterday found
necessary to shout his sentiments in
the feeble ear Of his auditor and half u
street heard him say: There aint 81
new railroads coming to Yankton. 1t
all talk and don't amount TO anythii
md they amt coming. OF course ] wa
them 10 uorae as bad as anybody, b
they amt coming" The public spirit
real estate agent wanted the farm bad.
At yesterdays m~eetingaloi the boa
Of trustess OF the insane hospital Arct
tect BOWS plsns we're accepted, as etl
ed yesterday, and A.. p. COLBY, Of q
city. was made sss,stant architect q
superintendent OF construction. !
Don's plans provide for an absolut,
fire proof addition to the hospital. to
built entirely 81 brick. stone end ir'
Rith the exception Of the glass in
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-28
To,Whom 1t May Concern.

To- Whom 1t May concern.
The ordinances OF the city of Yankton
require that rubbish and manure be re-
moved from all alleys and lots to some
point beyond the city limits. Owners
and occupants Of premises will forth
with see that this provision of the ordi.
nance Is complied with, otherwise they
will be liable to the penalties which the
ordnance prescribes. +
PATRICK BRENNAN.
City Marshal.